As one of the country’s top universities, the CLSU continues to provide high quality education and excellent learning experience to its students. The results of the August 2021 VLE once again proves that the University is consistent and true to its mission to cultivate and produce globally-competent, empowered, and exemplary students and graduates.
Three graduates from the CLSU College of Veterinary Science and Medicine, Dr. Jay Mart Oria (83.32%), Dr. John Vincent Mejia (82.62%), and Dr. Irah Pearl Acierto (82.42%), led the 62 passers of the recent Veterinarians Licensure Examination, placing 4th, 7th, and 8th, respectively.
As one of the country’s top universities, the CLSU continues to provide high quality education and excellent learning experience to its students. The results of the August 2021 VLE once again proves that the University is consistent and true to its mission to cultivate and produce globally-competent, empowered, and exemplary students and graduates.
Three graduates from the CLSU College of Veterinary Science and Medicine, Dr. Jay Mart Oria (83.32%), Dr. John Vincent Mejia (82.62%), and Dr. Irah Pearl Acierto (82.42%), led the 62 passers of the recent Veterinarians Licensure Examination, placing 4th, 7th, and 8th, respectively.
The August 2021 VLE encountered some hiccups due to the prevailing quarantine protocols and mobility restrictions. The licensure examination was conducted from August 4-6, 2021 in the cities of Baguio, Tuguegarao, Legazpi, Cebu, and Koronadal. However, due to the implementation of ECQ in NCR, the schedule of exams in the Manila testing center was moved to September 2, 2021. The results were released four (4) working days after the last exam date held in Manila.
In the previous February 2021 VLE, CLSU took the limelight when Dr. Jerard Rayala placed the Top 1. This time, the spot was taken by the University of the Philippines Los Baños.
With total passers of 62, CLSU has regained its record of producing the most number of licensed veterinarians among the 21 veterinary schools in the country.
Once again, the CLSU passing rate of 50.41% is higher than the national passing rate of 38.33%.
The complete list of CLSU passers can be found here:
CLSU-College of Veterinary Science & Medicine
